besides standard this is what I want: - Tenants actions (previous bad experiences)- FoundationMy current policy doesn't cover any of them, the foundation is the most vital part of a house and I am surprised they don't cover it.

Hello All, Learning RE investor here, own multiple rentals, but acquired them while in the military and bought to live in, not bought as rentals firstly, but turned them into rentals when i would move to my next duty station. 

After five years of active duty I deiced a change of scenery was a good idea, which lead me to Cape Cod.My goals in real estate are buy and hold rental properties, mainly multifamily.

I sure hope that those agents don't disclose the identity of the buyer, as we have a duty of confidentiality as realtors.

I am active duty military and initially purchased my home for approximately $250,000 with nothing down at 3.75% interest.

I would like real estate to be my full time job but I currently have 3 years left active duty Air Force to build op a large enough portfolio. 

For your state (Washington), it's defined in the following link and you can read it to see what you must provide: Washington State Legislature: Landlord Duties

I am currently renting it out for at least the next 3 years, dependent upon my next duty station and how well the market performs.

Such was the case and she owned no less a duty to the buyer/tenant.

For a beginner investor in RE with limited finances (I am Active Duty Military), What would be your first investment property  and how would you go about doing it?